Theory Thursday #117
In this week’s lesson, “The Pawn That Got Away,” Magnus Carlsen is winning against Maxime Vachier-Lagrave to triumphantly finish his eighth won tournament in a row. »
Theory Thursday #116
Today's FREE Theory Thursday lesson covers a very cool opening. Let's take a closer look at the Nimzowitsch defense: an opening Magnus Carlsen has had great success with in the past! »
Magnus' Year of 29
2019 has been nothing less than spectacular for Magnus Carlsen. After winning his fourth World Championship Match at the end of 2018, he has shown a »
Theory Thursday #115!
Happy Theory Thursday! Viswanathan Anand was chess World Champion from 2007 to 2013 and Magnus Carlsen immediate predecessor to the title. In this week’s lesson “Viswanathan Anand,” we take a look at two of his best games. Enjoy! »
Five young chess players to look out for in 2019
Over the past few years, interest in chess has grown around the world, and a number of young talents have appeared on the scene. We will now take a look at five young chess players we’ll be watching out for in 2019. »